What do you do when you're not on BFFC? (Page 7 of 8)

Explain how it is invalid.

Yes, the Bible says a lot of things but we have to try to live up to the standards it sets. Marking up your body is a not that hard to avoid. 

Thanks Miba

what's so bad about a little formaldehyde? it's in toothpaste.

Im pretty sure Formaldehyde is what they use in cigarettes and to preserve dead people. I think Fluoride is in toothpaste.

formaldehyde is used to mostly preserve corpses, yes. it's also in plenty of the products we folk buy ("preservation"). in large amounts, it's not good for you. but there's so little you can't tell it's even there.

and karson, the reason your argument is invalid is because the ancient egyptians used to have markings on their body for religious purposes. also, in the da vinci code there's a monk sort of dude (the albino guy, his name is silas or something) who has christian symbols on his body. tattoos aren't blasphemous either, it's just a form of art.

There's many forms of art which go against rules. It's one of the keys to creativity. Can't find much for ideas if one feels censored and blocked in whatever seems too "different". New ideas are often seen as that.

Tattoos aren't all that "different". If it's too much for you, just don't have them. If someone gets a tat, it doesn't make them "against-Bible" for just that. There's being "for", there's being "against", and there's being indifferent, doing stuff just because it's fun or looks good.

Doesn't mean one is an instigator of chaos just because they decide they want something printed on them.

I said you shouldn't mark up your body because God doesn't want you to.

Fett_II the Bible says not to get marks on your body even if christian. Just because its a cross doesn't mean its not a sin... and the Da vinci code is a load of BS. Tattoos are not blasphemous, and I never said they were, I said that they are a sin. God said not to mark on your body and he didn't care if it was a bunch of crosses and pictures of Him, he said no to do it. No were in the Bible does it say its okay to have tattoos of Jesus or God on your body.

Always been a Book full of blood and pain to me.

Karson, just don't get tattoos if you prefer not. And let others decide for themselves, to each their own. You have your own beliefs that you choose to follow, good for you.

Sometimes you have to agree to disagree. You can't force people to see stuff through your eyes or dictate them what to think.

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I would love to see god cause there is no actual proof except for jesus looking burns on toast. and yes I did research it ive been studying religion in geography and history i'm happy to say that cave man markings make more sense then the bible, cause tattoos aren't bad they are a type of art which is connected to the heart which then connects to the soul which links to so called god. The bible doesn't make sense how does it explain evolution which is proven or adam and eve? we would all be mentally disabled cause of the in-breeding. Does this ring a bell or did you use to skip science with football? Let me guess your against gay marriage since its against "god"? Cause my brother is gay i'm sure he would love to hear this.

Come hit me in the mouth you Jesus Freak my brother is a wonderful person and deserves the best! I will hurt you! Being judgmental is also a sin you have committed so hope you burn in hell to! And there is no racism in evolution the dark skinned are faster jump higher and are leading best at sports so evolution is doing good for them there is only a missing link cause those were the mystery years by the way its chimps not monkeys. Resorting to violence is very christian of you! Is that all you are? Brawns no brain or did your parents just shove that book into your ear?! So why don't you stop hiding those pisses of paper and learn some stuff ok you idiotic white trash!

Karson I think something you need to understand is that the bible has tons of rules that are outdated by the standards of society today, the rules may have made more sense in those times and that's what they were written for but as the times change it's important to take a less literal interpretation of it.